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It is simplistic, but for most people it is probably a great start. When people talk about sugar like this they are talking about fructose. Bringing glucose i
by CyberDildonics 6y ago
It is simplistic, but for most people it is probably a great start.
When people talk about sugar like this they are talking about fructose. Bringing glucose into it confuses people since it is scientifically sugar, but not what people mean when they talk about eating sugar, which is just eating sweets, soda, juice, etc.
- SECProto 6y ago> When people talk about sugar like this they are talking about fructose. Bringing glucose into it confuses people I believe people are actually usually talking about sucrose, which breaks down into equal parts fructose and glucose v early in digestion.
- CyberDildonics 6y agoFructose is the monosaccharide and is the problem. It doesn't always come from sucrose.
- SECProto 6y ago> Fructose is the monosaccharide and is the problem Glucose is also a monosaccharide. "sugar" (table sugar, maple syrup, etc) are mainly sucrose, which is one part fructose and one part glucose (joined together, into a disaccharide) I agree that fructose is the troublesome part of this pair. But when people say "sugar", they aren't referring to fructose, they're referring to sucrose.